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not sure what your device is, but I'll look now.
Panasonic cassette adaptor VW-GTE7E
You can get a cassette adaptor that will except any VHS-C tapes and play them back on any standard VCR from Maplin www.maplin.co.uk.
They are £14.99 plus post! It's unlikely that you just have to have the Panasonic one!
That may be what you will have to do, in this case, unless you can somehow get that switch to work. I don't understand why the motor continues to run, but it's probably a broken plastic piece or other gear part that's not functioning. When you take the cassette apart, try to look for any broken parts, or loose components that you can reseat. You may have to end up buying another adapter. Wish I knew more to tell you, but that's all I can think of.
I had a similiar problem, or so I thought, but my son has just found that it needs a battery, which I did not even know, so maybe yours just needs a new battery? the cover is near the tab, hope this helps
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